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Infertility is defined as the failure to conceive a desired pregnancy after 12 months of unprotected intercourse and affects approximately10% of married couples. With recent technological development and proper use of medically assisted reproduction techniques, one half ofthese couples will become pregnant.More than any other new method, ultrasound has made significant improvements in the modern management of female infertility.Transvaginal sonography provides the reproductive endocrinologists with a tool that cannot only evaluate normal and stimulated cycles butalso assist in follicle aspiration and subsequent transfer of the embryo. The addition of color Doppler capabilities to transvaginal probespermits visualization of small intraovarian and endometrial vessels, allowing depiction of normal and abnormal physiologic changes in theovary and uterus. This article reviews on the assessment of ovarian, uterine and tubal causes of infertility and on the current and future roleof color Doppler and three-dimensional ultrasound in the field of reproductive endocrinology.

Rational Use of TVS/Color and 3D in Evaluating Subfertile Women